New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-24
Busy DAYS FOR REPUBLICANS.
SEVERAL IMPORTANT CoNFEEENCES-MEEIlNo
PLANNED FOR THIS WEEK.

j. A. Denni,On about various phases oi inc 'a'"P''b"
which hey have observed In speaking al Va'io"'
| points in the state during the week senator Nlo'
spoke I'm candid terms Of what he had iearhcu Vi NV
/ ST uaion in the country.
eve shall poll" said he 4" about tho usual RcpuD'
| lican vote There is an excellent feeling through
the country and growing determination 10 MAKE
strong effort for full vote The disposition OF every
! Republican is to do his level hes to secure Vlc'or!
for the State ticket
Senator Evarts dropped in at hcadGnar ers dnf1hs
the day and there were also to be met there Lew T.
Morton. General Charles X Graham f. IT. Ammdo"h'
cx Assemblyman c. a. ri us, Assclnblyman crosby,
Commissi TaintOr J. T. Foster. president OF the
Republican Club J. W. Halves, State senator e. A.
Vedder General n. NJ Curtis, OF st. Lawrence County
Judge Daniels and Charles Watrous
The talk about headquarters during the day was
largely upon the local slua Ion in Ncw-iork CITY.
Numbers of Democrats scnt to the committee
to express heir seus at portion Of the nonlna-
tons of their party. 1t was made plain from these
expressions that there is tremendous revolt brew
ing tho Democratic ranks the dictaon OF inc
Office holders ring The me hods of remedy proposed
were various. Many Democrats urged the nomination
by the Republicans of Dr Lanccy Nco for District
Attorney and promised their supper 10 the Rcpubll-
can ticket if that should be done. Others asked that
Daniel G. Rollins be named for tia place, and Mr..
Nicoll receive an Endorsement for a judgcship Tho
state Committee IS not taking any part in The local
fight beyond urging the local leaders to adopt some
that will help the ticket. All heir work
and advice 1, directed to hat end
GRATIFYING Nrws FROM THE STATE.
The COMM tee feel particularly gra,iGcd AT the way
tho 'oloed voters OF the Sa'e continue To rally In sup
port of Colonel Grant and the rest of the ck0t From
every part Of the state assurances that the col
ored voters VIII give the party larger support Than
they have since General Grants time" Mr.. Williams,
of the committee returned on saturday from his speak
I'e "'" up INC "'uNo"' nc rAp'''s" s.ol' S"'',
I"D'"n "' "o f"''' ''"h' III" ~ "
'o'o"' "'",' ~ >a''' nav '"' ''' "''' ''"' ''.'
npo" '"o T|IoioI nu" ,n"n tn' PP'a'
~ , ihr; nay ii ,h oD r Ticket Mi w., ~
lcos - n NJ cnlnr,d votes In This Stale There mr.. only
ahom 15oOO courd voters but / mean iust what
saw
Captain MANY llc Of Whitehall, the candidate Tor
Senator in the NNlSt Dstncf was among me W.,
ois az h'Pm'i''dn ma pIaI "" i' y. -, w.,
1dNc n"' i,la ,d '1i w t, and Ia H. hai, no
Ta,tie Va ar, cn,r "a n, nur level be-. IN gel ont
every vote on unr side The party j. united and har
uouiolls AID we fec confident about the result.
The correspondence from all par Of he STATE T.
exceedingly cncouiaSing. Nearly every W4rr
rIgak' oi ne -Iuu i'N' w t'' S, \, ,.r a.,
,tT co,, arh - hn ,ains ,l,at sr,. herc ,nade
,n oil dirrctInns hv tho ticLet
Among the I.ticr- received saturday 10y he com
miitcc one from y. y cole. OF Nc'lsVii", who
J. alnaily known 10 hahN a one 81 me iahcf- 81 '
i'puD4Icau par j. ne Ir'o"'N '.,i"'' '"'''',
/" 'r uo M ~ - "a 80 3, -,
.'o ~ Pl 1 go, =, i,. ,,a, NJ Cl t,,,,,d. -, ,,,
,nrt II Here il vbai he savs - sha vote for Grant
and The cutre EcDublican ticket with the exception
Of one name. and having thu. expressed myself. per
init add that when give NJ the grand olt party
there VIII no. be lch planR Oh "nr "d snip OF ife'
"a "A C,cd ~ man 1--WE, VIZ u i ~ - 49, " To, l."
and an, in the frrrnrronre c3u-r II no Prohibition